[2025 Tokyo ] Travel Guide for teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM (Updated Oct)

#เที่ยวโตเกียว ถ้าใครกำลังมองหาสถานที่เที่ยวในโตเกียวที่ไม่เหมือนใคร บอกเลยว่าต้องมาที่นี่! ✨ teamLab Borderless คือพิพิธภัณฑ์ศิลปะดิจิทัลที่ผสมผสานแสง สี เสียง และเทคโนโลยีล้ำสมัย 🌌 ทำให้คุณได้เดินหลงเข้าไปในโลกแห่งศิลปะที่เปลี่ยนแปลงได้ตลอดเวลาและไม่มีขอบเขตจริง ๆ 🖼️ โซนที่ห้ามพลาด • Forest of Resonating Lamps 🏮 โคมไฟกระจกนับร้อยที่เปลี่ยนสีตามการเคลื่อนไหว • Crystal World 💎 แสงไฟระยิบระยับราวกับเดินอยู่ในจักรวาล • Flowers and People 🌸 ดอกไม้ที่เบ่งบานและร่วงโรยแบบเรียลไทม์ • Universe of Water Particles 🌊 น้ำตกดิจิทัลที่โต้ตอบได้เหมือนจริง 💡 ทุกห้องคือจุดถ่ายรูปสุดอลัง 📸 เตรียมกล้องหรือมือถือที่ถ่ายแสงน้อยได้ดี รับรองว่ารูปออกมาสวยทุกมุม 🚆 เดินทางสะดวกขึ้นมาก • Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: ลงสถานี Kamiyacho (ทางออก 5) → เดิน 7 นาที • Tokyo Metro Namboku Line: ลงสถานี Roppongi-itchome (ทางออก 2) → เดิน 4 นาที • Toei Oedo Line: ลงสถานี Roppongi → เดิน 10 นาที ⏰ ใช้เวลาเที่ยวประมาณ 2–3 ชั่วโมง 🎟️ ควรซื้อตั๋วล่วงหน้าผ่านออนไลน์ (ไม่มีขายหน้างาน) ✨ แนะนำไปวันธรรมดา ช่วงเช้า คนจะไม่เยอะมาก ที่นี่ไม่ใช่แค่พิพิธภัณฑ์ แต่เป็น ประสบการณ์การเดินทางสู่โลกศิลปะดิจิทัลไร้ขอบเขต ที่ทั้งโรแมนติก น่าตื่นตาตื่นใจ และถ่ายรูปออกมาสวยจนเกินต้าน 🌌💫 #teamLabBorderless #MoriBuildingDigitalArtMuseum #teamLabTokyo #DigitalArtMuseum #BorderlessTokyo #TokyoTrip #VisitJapan #ExploreTokyo #JapanTravel #TokyoVibes #ArtMuseum #DigitalArt #ImmersiveArt #AestheticTokyo #TokyoPhotography #TravelInspo

Dive into a living dream at teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, where art blurs seamlessly with technology! ✨🤖 Lose yourself in dazzling digital light displays and immersive, interactive worlds—each corner is a fresh surprise begging for exploration. Upon arrival at Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza B B1F, grab a floor map if available and start your journey through the labyrinth of glowing installations. Wander freely between rooms; there’s no fixed route, and that’s part of the magic! Must-do: Let your movements influence the art—wave your arms, walk slowly, and watch vibrant creations respond in real time. Don’t rush! Lingering unlocks hidden transitions and new perspectives. Top photo spots? The Crystal World kaleidoscope, Floating Nest installation, and the swirling light tunnel—all iconic for those “lost-in-the-art” selfies. Capture moments from multiple angles, experimenting with your phone’s low-light settings; teamLab magic looks best when you play with reflections and wide shots. Practical tips: Check the special opening hour schedule—they change often. Arrive early to dodge peak crowds, especially weekends! Large bags aren’t allowed, so pack light. Stash valuables in coin lockers by the entrance. Shoes with bright soles can reflect light sneakily in photos—dark sneakers recommended for the full effect. Precautions? Some areas have disorienting mirrors and floor projections—watch your step, and supervise kids. Motion sensitivity? Take breaks if needed—the immersive zones can be intense. #Tokyo #teamLabBorderless #DigitalArt #ImmersiveExperience #TravelJapan #japantokyo

teamLab Borderless felt like stepping into another dimension! Every room blends light, sound, and motion into stunning art that keeps changing as you move. My favorite was getting “lost” in the endless glowing flowers and waterfalls. Totally immersive, super Instagrammable, and unforgettable! 🌸💫 Use tips: 🥇Book tickets online in advance to avoid long queues. 🥇Wear simple or light-colored clothes to reflect the lights better in photos. 🥇Go early or late for fewer crowds and a more personal experience.

#japantrip TeamLab Borderless Tokyo is an incredible digital art museum where lights, colors, and technology come together to create a magical experience. Every room feels like stepping into a different world, with glowing lamps, mirrored walls, and interactive displays that react to your movements. One of the most beautiful spots is the Forest of Resonating Lamps, where colorful lights change as you move around. The Crystal World is another highlight, with sparkling lights surrounding you from every angle. I also loved the Floating Nest, where you can lie down and watch stunning visuals play out above you. For those who like something more active, the Athletics Forest combines art with fun physical activities. The museum feels like a never-ending adventure, with each corner revealing something new. However, it can get quite crowded, so visiting on a weekday is a good idea. Overall, TeamLab Borderless isn’t just a place to see art — it’s a place to experience it. Absolutely worth a visit if you're in Tokyo!

#TokyoTravel "teamLab Borderless" is a digital art exhibition by teamLab in Tokyo. Located in Tokyo’s Odaiba district, teamLab Borderless’s exhibition space is known for its borderless design. Like other team labs, this one in Tokyo allows visitors to move freely between different art-themed areas and interact with the works. Through projection, sensor technology and multimedia installations, visitors can immerse themselves in a digital art world full of fantasy and creativity. #100WaysToTravel #Tokyo #teamlab

I went to teamLab Borderless 💫 A new spot in the much talked about Azabudai Hills ✨ More than 50 works, including new works, are on display! Even if you are in the same place, you can see different worlds as time passes, so it was so much fun that the time just melted away 🫠 ˗ˏˋ Introducing the main area ˎˊ˗ ・"Bubble universe" A world-first area! Countless spheres emit light, and it is very beautiful and fantastic. There is a limit on admission when there are many people here. However, it is not a time-shift system, but a limit by the number of people, so it seems that the number of people who can enter is determined by the number of people who leave the room 💡 ・"Microcosmoses" An area with a mechanism where glittering spheres move around on rails. It was very fantastical, and I felt like I was in space. Basically it's pretty dark, and the time it becomes whitish and bright is only for a moment, so the shutter chance is short📷 ・The Infinite Crystal UniverseIf you go to the back, there is a two-way mirror area, a photo spot✨You can take a photo like twins with the person reflected in the mirror, or take a photo using the reflection on the mirror floor to take a nice photo or movie📷 ・Flowers and People − A Whole Year per HourThe flower area always gets me excited♪It's an area of ​​colorful flowers, so white clothes look great👍Personally, I think the sunflower timing is the cutest🌻 ・Light sculptureThis is art that gives you a really strange feeling! It was an experience that made me want to look at it forever. It's really captivating, but the intense flashing and strong light may make some people feel dizzy 💡 ・Megalith Crystal Formation (work in progress) A beautiful space with crystal irregularities where red flowers are repeatedly born and die . . 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧 ˒˒. . 𖡼.𖤣𖥧 ⠜ . . 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧 ˒˒. . 𖡼.𖤣𖥧 ⠜There's also a mist area, a participatory art Sketch Ocean, and a cafe on-site ☕️ (I gave up on the cafe because it was so crowded...) Please save it and use it as a reference 💫 📍 teamLab Borderless Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza B, 1-2-4 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo B1 ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨ #Kanto Tourism #TeamLab #TeamLabBorderless #teamlab #AzabudaiHills #Azabudai #Recommended for rainy days #Rainy day date #Outing spot #Travel with me

#springsummergoodplace2024 #teamlabtokyo Azabudai Hills has become one of the newest must-visit spots in Tokyo. If you have seen it in Macau, you must see the authentic Japanese teamLab Borderless😍It has attracted much attention and popularity since its public release. This time, it brought more than 50 intricate independent works, including new creations and works that debuted in Japan. The degree of surprise and the meaning of the works are also fascinating💕 🌟teamLab Borderless is composed of a group of borderless art created by the art team teamLab. An art gallery without a map means that there are no boundaries between the works, which sometimes mix and blend with each other, forming a world without boundaries and continuity! 🌟People use their bodies to move freely, build relationships with others, and understand the world through their bodies. In every work, you can deeply feel the art's independent emotional connection with people. Whether you just stand there and admire the dazzling light, or intuitively feel the phantom of the light, you can really be surprised and moved at any moment🥹 🌟From the world without borders, the sculpture of light, etc., my favorite is "EN TEA HOUSE" ✔️Pour a cup of tea and flowers will bloom in the tea. As long as there is tea, the flowers will continue to bloom; after the tea is poured, flowers will continue to bloom in the tea. When the viewer takes the tea bowl, the flowers will scatter and the petals will extend beyond the tea bowl. 💯When you are surrounded by colorful and wonderful flowers, it feels like you are in a dense forest garden. In addition to the leaves and flowers fluttering around you, you can also see people, frogs, and rabbits wandering around the exhibition areas. The lost innocence is instantly restored. It is very shocking and worth the ticket price. It is recommended to go 👍👍👍 📍1-2-4 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Jit 7 SHills Garden Plaza B B1

TeamLab Borderless finally opened at Azabudai Hills! As the name Borderless suggests, it is a "museum without a map" with art without boundaries, and you can move forward relying only on your own senses 🙌There are over 50 works that you can experience, and the images projected change depending on the time, so it's interesting to go back to the same room again 😊Among them, the work I particularly liked was Light Sculpture - Line, which reconstructs the space and creates three-dimensional objects with a collection of lines of light. Each line of light is a single light shining from a spotlight, but the space created by multiple intersections was overwhelming 🫢✨There is also a cafe inside where you can enjoy the world of teamLab! It depends on the location, but if you wait for the right timing, you can take photos without many people in the way.📸I was there for about 2.5 hours, but I didn't have time to go to the cafe, so I think that if you have about 3 hours, you can enjoy it with plenty of time.✌️teamLab Borderless📍 Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza B B11-2-4 Azabudai, Minato-ku, TokyoDates: 2024.2.09 (Fri) - Regular hours: 10:00 - 21:00* Last entry 1 hour before closingTickets: Adults 3,800 yen ~ Junior high and high school students 2,800 yen Children 1,500 yen Free for children under 3 years old #teamlabborderless #teamlab #arttour #museumtour #artgallery

teamLab Borderless TOKYO, Azabudai Hill พาไปชม teamLab แห่งใหม่ที่เพิ่งเปิดให้เข้าชมเมื่อเดือน ก.พ. 2024 ที่ผ่านมา โดย teamLab แห่งนี้จะเป็น Permanent Exhibition ที่ตั้งอยู่ใจกลางกรุงโตเกียว และมาใน concept "Borderless" ซึ่งจะแตกต่างจากงานของ teamLab ที่อื่นๆ คือ จะไม่มีแบบแผนในการเดินชมอย่างชัดเจน ไม่มีแผนที่บอกตำแหน่งของงานศิลปะต่างๆ แต่จะให้เราเดินสำรวจไปในเส้นทางที่มีหลากหลายด้านใน เพื่อไปพบเจอกับห้องที่จัดการแสดงในรูปแบบที่ต่างกันไป เช่น Lighting, Art installation, Interactive art และมี EN TEA HOUSE ร้านชาสุดพิเศษของ teamLab อยู่ด้านใน ให้ได้นั่งพักและเสพงานศิลปะไปพร้อมๆ กันได้ แม้ว่าหลายผลงานใน teamLab Borderless จะเป็นงานที่เราเคยเห็นผ่านตามาบ้างแล้ว แต่ชิ้นงานใหม่ที่เป็นไฮไลท์ และไม่ควรพลาด คือ "Bubble Universe" ห้องกระจกที่ภายในตกแต่งไปด้วยลูกแก้วทรงกลมหลายร้อยลูก กระจายไปทั่วทั้งห้อง, "Microcosmoses" ที่ให้บรรยากาศเหมือนเข้าไปในเมืองอนาคต มีรางแก้วขนาดใหญ่ และลูกแก้วที่เปลี่ยนสีไปเรื่อยๆ ไหลวนไปตามรางซึ่งอยู่รอบห้อง รวมไปถึงผลงานเก่าๆ หลายงาน ที่นำมาจัดแสดงในรูปแบบใหม่ วาง Layout ใหม่ๆ ก็ทำให้ได้รับบรรยากาศและประสบการณ์ที่แปลกใหม่เช่นเดียวกัน โดยส่วนตัวเราชอบไปชมงานของ teamLab และได้ไปตามชมในหลายๆ สถานที่ สำหรับ teamLab Borderless แห่งใหม่ที่โตเกียวนี้ ก็เป็นอีกที่ที่อยากแนะนำให้มาลองสัมผัสบรรยากาศ และชมงานศิลปะที่ตื่นตาตื่นใจ รวมถึงสายถ่ายรูป รับรองได้ว่าถูกใจอย่างแน่นอนครับ สถานที่จัดงาน : ชั้น B1 - Azabudai Hills เปิดทุกวันตั้งแต่ 10.00 - 20.00 น. แนะนำจองตั๋วเข้าชมล่วงหน้าผ่านทางเว็บไซท์ ราคาตั๋วเข้าชมงานจะแตกต่างกันไปในแต่ละช่วงเวลา (*แนะนำให้มาวันธรรมดา และจองรอบ 10.00 น. สามารถเข้าได้ก่อนเวลาประมาณ 15 นาทีครับ คนไม่เยอะด้วย) การเดินทาง : Kamiyacho Station (Subway Hibiya Line) ออกทาง Exit 5 จะเชื่อมเข้าชั้น B1 ของอาคารได้เลย #เตรียมเที่ยวฮ่องกง

🪔Unfortunately, the Mori Building Digital Art Museum: Epson TeamLab Borderless in Odaiba, Tokyo closed on August 31, 2022. The new TeamLab Borderless is scheduled to open in 2023 as part of the Toranomon Azabudai Project, and I'm really looking forward to it! #trip2023

#tokyospots #stunningview #attractive Enter a world where art, light, and imagination flow without boundaries — welcome to teamLab Borderless, Tokyo’s groundbreaking digital art museum that redefines what creativity can be. Located in Azabudai Hills, this mesmerizing space invites you to wander freely through a universe where technology and emotion become one. Every room is alive — glowing flowers bloom at your feet, waterfalls of light shift as you move, and colors swirl in endless motion across the walls. There are no maps, no paths — just a breathtaking journey where art responds to your presence. It’s an experience that feels alive, personal, and ever-changing, as though you’re walking inside a living dream. Each exhibit, from the Forest of Resonating Lamps to the Crystal World, immerses you in pure wonder. Whether you visit alone or with friends, you’ll find yourself lost in beauty, reflection, and connection — a space where art has no limits and imagination knows no end. teamLab Borderless isn’t just an art gallery — it’s a portal into the infinite possibilities of light, sound, and human creativity. ✨🎇 #tokyospots #teamlabborderless #japantravel #digitalartmuseum #discoverjapan #artandtechnology #immersiveart #beautifuldestinations #travelmoments #wanderasia

📍 Mori Building Digital Art Museum: Epson teamLab Borderless I went to teamLab at Mori Building! Utilizing the latest technology, the fantastical space, composed of light and sound, is incredibly beautiful, and the ever-changing images are captivating. None of the artworks are fixed; they change with the visitor's movements and the time of day, truly creating a sense of "borderless art." Flowers and animals migrated from the walls to the floor, creating a sense of being one with nature. ✨ Another feature is the interaction between the art and the viewer, meaning each visit offers a different experience. Every location is photogenic, so be sure to clear some space in your camera roll! #Let'sTravelWithPochiKatsu

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Step into a world where art and technology blend effortlessly at teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM in Tokyo 🌌✨. This immersive playground of light and movement lets you lose yourself in breathtaking interactive installations. No route, no boundaries, just pure exploration! Start your visit bright and early for less crowds (the morning slot is a game-changer!). Wander freely through mesmerizing, unmarked spaces and follow the hypnotic glow; every twist and turn unveils a new universe. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Must-do: treat yourself to a stop at the tea house inside! The tea and ice cream are absolute delights, and the magical flower blooming in your cup adds a whimsical touch you won’t forget. Photo tip: The floating lamps room and the exploding flower walls are insta-worthy dreams. Don’t forget the huge waterfall room as well. Look for corners that let you capture soft light reflections and vibrant movement in one shot. Don’t rush; let yourself become part of the art! Practical tips: Address is 麻布台Hills Garden Plaza B B1F. Check the updated hours and book your tickets on Trip before you go! Wear comfortable shoes. You will be roaming for hours. Bags must be checked in, so bring only the essentials. Precautions: some rooms have mirrored floors and flashing lights; be mindful if you’re sensitive. Bon voyage into the future of art! #Tokyo #DigitalArt #teamLabBorderless #JapanTravel #MuseumDay #tokyospots #mytraveldiary

#September Good Places 2025 teamLab Unbounded is a fantastic digital exhibition that not only breaks the physical boundaries, but also seems to instantly transport you into an immersive universe🌌. Upon entering, the artwork flows and blends between the different exhibition halls, and the audience explores like an adventurer and will lose themselves in this borderless digital wonderland😍. The flowers bloom and wither at any time under the light and shadow, the waterfall falls from the sky, you can feel the water flow when you reach out; the best thing is that the whole exhibition can interact with you, the body and the screen become one, creating constantly changing poetic moments✨. It's not just as simple as watching the exhibition, but also like sensory meditation, technology and art are perfectly integrated, forcing you to rethink your connection to the world🤖🎨. With every step there is a new surprise, it’s really like stepping into a living museum that breathes! I sincerely recommend not to miss it when you come to Tokyo, 100 points for checking in and experiencing 🔥. Location information Hills Garden Plaza B B1F, Mabudai, Tokyo. You can take the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line to “Kamiyacho Station” and exit from Exit 5 to reach Azabudai No Hill Garden Plaza B

Japan turned out to be the perfect family destination—safe, easy to explore, and full of unforgettable experiences for both kids and adults. 🏙 Tokyo with Kids Our first stop was Tokyo, and it was pure magic for the kids. ✴️DisneySea & Disneyland – easily the highlight, with shows and rides for all ages. ✴️TeamLab Borderless – an interactive art museum where kids could touch, jump, and play inside glowing rooms of light and water. ✴️Exploring the city – just walking around, visiting shops, and trying new restaurants was an adventure in itself. We stayed at Shinagawa Prince Hotel, which was very convenient for families. 🎢 Osaka with Kids Osaka brought so much excitement and fun. ✴️Universal Studios Japan – Super Nintendo World was a dream for the kids (and us too!). ✴️Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan – massive tanks and whale sharks that kept the kids mesmerized. ✴️Dotonbori Street Food – safe, tasty, and fun. The kids tried takoyaki and gyoza for the first time. We stayed at RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka, Vignette Collection by IHG, which offered great comfort and location. 🌿 Kyoto with Kids Kyoto was where tradition met adventure for us. ✴️Kiyomizu-dera Temple – peaceful, cultural, with stunning views of the city. ✴️Nijo Castle – a beautiful glimpse into Japan’s history. ✴️Hop-On Hop-Off Bus – highly recommended, it made getting to temples and landmarks so easy. ✴️Kibune River – our favorite spot, where we enjoyed nature and serenity together as a family. We stayed at Yoin Hotel Kyoto Gion, a charming place in the heart of Kyoto. 💡 Family Travel Tips • 🚆 JR Pass – kids under 6 ride free, ages 6–11 half price. • 🍱 Convenience stores like 7-Eleven are lifesavers for affordable, kid-friendly meals. • 🏨 Stay near train stations to save time and energy when traveling with kids. • 🍼 Many stations have nursing rooms and baby facilities, making it stress-free for parents. 💰 Cost Breakdown Hotels: around $120/night (family rooms with comfort) Meals: $10–15 per person/day (mix of restaurants + convenience stores) Attractions: $50–100/day depending on tickets 💕 Closing Thoughts Traveling Japan with kids was easier than we ever imagined. It’s a country where fun and tradition blend perfectly, and every day brought something new to discover. The kids laughed, learned, and loved it—and so did we. If you’re planning your next family trip, Japan is one of the most rewarding places to explore together. #familytravel #japan #thingstodo #asiatrip #travel #travellinginasia

Step into a world where technology and creativity collide at teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM in Tokyo 🌌✨. This jaw-dropping experiential museum boasts mesmerizing interactive installations, vivid digital blooms, and immersive dreamscapes—truly modern art at its best! 🎨 Must-Do Experiences: Touch and move elements in the main hall for dazzling light trails. Discover the tranquil Forest of Resonating Lamps, and chase butterflies in the En Tea House for a sip paired with digital magic. 📸 Top Photo Spots: Capture iconic moments under the floating lanterns or beside the vibrant "Crystal World" installation. For unique Insta-worthy shots, use wide angle—the rooms look best with both you and the glowing art in frame. ⏰ Practical Tips: Address: 麻布台Hills Garden Plaza B B1F, Tokyo. Open 8:00–21:00 most days, some evenings till 22:00 (check specific dates!) Book tickets online to avoid long queues. Peak times are weekends and evenings, so aim for weekday mornings for fewer crowds and more freedom to explore. ⚠️ Key Precautions: Wear comfortable shoes—there’s lots of walking and some dark floors. Some rooms can be disorienting with mirrored surfaces, so watch your step! The venue is closed on select dates—always double-check before planning. #Tokyo #ModernArt #teamLabBorderless #DigitalArt #TravelJapan

🌟A Must-Visit Tokyo TeamLab! The Immersive Art Experience is Amazing🌟 Finally made it to Tokyo's incredibly popular TeamLab art gallery! Highly recommended for couples, families, or even just a getaway with friends, it's a must-see dream spot in Tokyo! ✨ 📸 A photogenic spot: Every corner is breathtaking! Light, shadow, and mirrors create an infinitely stretching, dreamy space. Wearing light-colored clothing (white is best!) will enhance the projection effect, making any photo look like a blockbuster. Remember to leave plenty of time; we spent almost three hours there and couldn't bear to leave! 🎨 Awesome interactive experience: It's more than just "seeing" art, it's "being in" it! Touch the light and shadows, step on virtual flowers to make them bloom, and even project your own drawings of sea creatures onto the wall to swim. The kids had a blast! It was such a participatory experience! 🌿 Borderless Concept: There's no set route through the exhibition hall, so you'll need to explore hidden spaces (even climbing nets and wading through water!), making it feel like an adventure game. ~ We recommend wearing lightweight pants and flat shoes for easier movement. 💡 Practical Tips: ✅ Be sure to book tickets in advance through the official website! Tickets often sell out on site. ✅ The hall is dark and has mirrored floors, so be careful with your feet. ✅ Backpacks must be stored in a locker (a 100 yen coin is required and can be retrieved). ✅ Recommended visit on weekday mornings for a less crowded and more enjoyable experience. 📍Location: TeamLab Planets TOKYO (Toyosu, Tokyo) 🎫 Tickets: Adults 3,800 yen / Children 1,300 yen ⏰ Duration: Approximately 2-3 hours Summary: While the ticket price is a bit high, it's totally worth it! This unconventional art experience is truly unique and not to be missed when you're in Tokyo. I'm already thinking of seeing it again! 🥰 #TokyoMust-See #TeamLabPlanet #ImmersiveArt #FamilyAttractions #TokyoFreeTravel

#tokyospots Tokyo is more than skyscrapers and sushi — it’s the ultimate playground for anime lovers. From multi-story manga shops to themed cafés and immersive exhibitions, anime culture pulses through the city. Whether you’re a casual fan or a hardcore collector, Tokyo delivers. ⸻ 🎯 Highlights • 🏢 Akihabara – The mecca of anime, manga, and gaming. Multi-floor stores like Mandarake, Super Potato, and Animate are must-visits. • ☕ Themed Cafés – Maid cafés, Gundam cafés, and character cafés offer a whimsical, interactive experience. • 🖼️ TeamLab Borderless / Planets – While not strictly anime, these immersive digital art museums will delight fans of colorful, animated worlds. • 🎨 Nakano Broadway – Hunt for rare figurines, collectibles, and vintage manga in this legendary shopping arcade. • 🎥 Anime Street Art & Murals – Areas like Ikebukuro and Odaiba feature large-scale anime-inspired murals and public art. ⸻ 🗺️ Getting Around • 🚇 Tokyo Metro / JR Lines – Essential for hopping between Akihabara, Ikebukuro, and Odaiba. • 🚶 Walk the Streets – Akihabara and Ikebukuro neighborhoods are compact enough to explore on foot while window-shopping or hunting collectibles. ⸻ 🌟 Tips for Anime Fans • 🛍️ Pre-Plan Shopping – Make a list of stores or items you’re hunting; Akihabara and Nakano Broadway can be overwhelming. • 🎟️ Themed Café Reservations – Some popular cafés require advance booking. • 💡 Budget Tip – Many shops offer free browsing; only pay for collectibles or souvenirs you truly want. • 📸 Photo Ops Everywhere – Cosplay displays, colorful billboards, and life-size figures make perfect shots. ⸻ 💬 Why Visit? Tokyo is every anime fan’s dream come true — vibrant streets, iconic shops, interactive cafés, and endless inspiration. Whether you’re collecting, exploring, or just soaking up the atmosphere, the city offers a taste of Japan’s animated heart. 🎌✨

#tokyospots Team lab borderless is one of the famous tourist attractions in Tokyo with their creative, magical and interactive spots. It is located at Azabudai, which is located at the centre of the heart in Tokyo. I was truly amazed by their decorations and arts. Other than team lab borderless, there is another team lab in Tokyo, which is team lab planet, which needs at least 30mins travel from the centre. Lets visit teamlab!

TeamLab Borderless (now teamLab Borderless, located in Azabudai Hills) • Concept and Features: No exhibition paths or maps. Artwork flows between exhibition areas like light and shadow, encouraging exploration and revisiting the same exhibition space, breaking the boundaries of traditional exhibition halls. • Location: Opening in February 2024 at Azabudai Hills, conveniently located near Tokyo Tower and Roppongi, with convenient transportation and nearby shopping and dining options. • Exhibition Highlights: • "Universe of Water Particles on a Rock": Cascading streams of light that instantly respond to audience movement. • "Bubble Universe / Microcosmoses": Suspended light spheres react to proximity. • "Sketch Ocean": Children's hand-drawn drawings are animated and presented in the ocean.  • The exhibition area spans over 10,000 square meters and is divided into five themed areas, each stunning.   • Exhibition Experience: • Enjoy free exploration without being restricted by a single route, but it's easy to miss certain rooms. It's recommended to pay attention to the flow of the exhibition to preserve the feeling of getting lost.  • Suitable for visitors who enjoy immersive exploration. ⸻ TeamLab Planets (located in Toyosu) • Concept and Features: Featuring a "body immersion" experience, the exhibition requires barefoot entry into a watery space, allowing the body to engage with the light and shadow art. The exhibition is highly interactive and therapeutic.    • Expansion: The exhibition will expand to 1.5 times its original size by early 2025, with the addition of three new areas: "Athletics Forest," "Future Park," and "Catching and Collecting Forest," adding greater interactivity and fun.    • Exhibition Space and Artworks: • Four themed areas: "Water," "Garden," "Forest," and "Open-Air." • Must-see installations include: Dancing Digital Koi, Endless Crystal Universe, Reflective World of Light Particles, and Floating Orchid Garden. • Visiting Tips: • Allow 2–3 hours to fully explore the exhibition. The exhibition's clear sequence and intuitive flow are ideal for those seeking a leisurely experience. • Barefoot, splashing water, and mirrored floors are recommended. Wear pants that easily cuff and avoid skirts and thick-soled shoes. • Traveler Testimonials: • Business Insider shared: "I thought it would just be a photo spot for influencers, but it turned out to be the highlight of my trip." The exhibits are not only visually stunning but also evoke a childlike innocence and emotional resonance.  • The museum also holds the Guinness World Record for the most popular art museum operated by a single art group, 2023–2024. 

#tokyospots 🌟 My Top 3 Places in Tokyo 🌟 1️⃣ 🏰 Tokyo Disneyland – pure magic! From thrilling rides to the evening parade & fireworks, it’s a must-visit for Disney fans of all ages ✨🎆 2️⃣ 🏯 Kamakura – a peaceful escape just outside Tokyo. The Great Buddha, serene temples, and quiet streets gave me a glimpse of traditional Japan 🌿⛩️ 3️⃣ 🎨 TeamLab Borderless – an immersive digital art museum where light, color, and sound blend together. Every corner is IG-worthy and feels like stepping into another world 🌌

If you are still wondering what to do in Tokyo, this trip is designed for arts and art lovers, photo-taking people and friends who like to experience new media art - Tokyo Tower's classic landmark photo-taking, teamLab's unbounded immersive art space and the usually less visited Tokyo Advertising Museum! There is also a secret recommendation of sukiyaki restaurant, which perfectly blends visual enjoyment and taste bud feast. [Inventory of Featured Attractions] 1. Tokyo Tower | A must-visit landmark for photography Address: 2-8, Shiba Park 4-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo Opening Hours: 09:00-23:00 (last entry/ticket sale 22:30) Tickets: 73.0 Recommended Itinerary: It is recommended to queue up to the tower at dusk to see the Tokyo skyline slowly change from sunset to a streaming night view. Shiba Park near the lower tower is worth a walk, there are lots of cute little coffee shops around. 2. Tokyo Advertising Museum |Unpopular but surprising, a must-visit for hipsters Address: Japan 〒105-7090 Tokyo, Minato City, Higashishinbashi, 1 Chome−8−2 カレッタ Shiodome Opening Hours: 12:00-18:00 (Open Tuesday-Saturday) Although many people missed the museum, there are actually many Japanese classics to funny advertising exhibition areas, where you can experience the sense of humor and creativity of Japanese people. The museum has a strong sense of design and is suitable for slow wandering; if you are interested, you may wish to attend the special exhibitions/workshops held regularly in the museum. 3. teamLab Unbounded: Forest Building Digital Art Gallery |Immersive Rhapsody Address: Hills Garden Plaza B B1F, Mabudai, Tokyo Opening hours: 08:00-21:00 (entry closes at 20:00; until December 31) The new venue is super conveniently located. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance to avoid long queues on site. Every exhibition area in the art gallery is very fried, the sea of ​​flowers, waterfalls, interactive light and shadow all can take beautiful photos (bring a fully charged mobile phone, camera memory card must be enough!). It is recommended to reserve at least 2 hours to slowly check in. Remember to wear light-colored clothes for the best results. [Real Journey Tips] After teamLab without boundaries, I genuinely felt the shock of the integration of art and technology, some exhibition areas are more crowded, it is recommended to enter as soon as the museum opens to avoid peak hours. The Tokyo Advertising Museum is relatively unpopular, but it's very quiet. You can watch the exhibition slowly without being crowded. There are plenty of food options near Tokyo Tower, and there are small local shops a short walk away. You can really dig surprises if you look slowly. [Transportation Tips & Itinerary Suggestions] - Three attractions are located around Minato and Shinbashi, which can be connected with a Tokyo Metro one-day pass for super smooth transportation. - The tower and teamLab are unbounded distance of about 20 minutes by taxi or subway, the advertising museum is near Shiodome Station, a ten-minute walk. - It is recommended to go to teamLab in the morning (to avoid the crowds), eat sukiyaki at noon, go to the advertising museum in the afternoon, and go to the Tokyo Tower in the evening. Finally, the Tokyo trip feels important to the itinerary, it is recommended to book popular exhibition halls first, reserve the opportunity to try local cuisine, enjoy the art and delicious Tokyo intertwined! #TokyoTravel #ArtGalleryPhoto #teamLabBoundaries #TokyoSukiyaki #HipsterTokyo

Dive Into Another World at teamLab Borderless Tokyo! 🌌✨ Step into a living, breathing digital artwork at teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM! This mind-bending space fills Tokyo with creativity—merging technology and art into a dreamy, interactive wonderland. It’s a must-see for everyone hooked on visual spectacle! 🚶♂️ Route & Must-Do Experiences: Begin on the first floor at the Crystal World, where you’re surrounded by glowing strings of LED lights. Wander freely—the magic is in getting lost! Don’t miss the Forest of Resonating Lamps (super dreamy for photos), and keep an eye out for exhibits that respond to your movements. Let curiosity lead; rooms flow seamlessly into one another, so there’s no set path. 📸 Top Photo Spots: The Immersive Crystal Room is the ultimate shot! Stand centered for that infinity-mirror effect. The Lamp Forest offers incredible moody-light portraits (visit just after opening for fewer people in the background). Lastly, catch interactive floral projections—flowers blooming and swirling at your feet. 🔍 Practical Tips: Book tickets in advance—this place gets BUSY! Arrive early (shorter lines, cooler vibe). Bags must go in lockers, so pack light. Most exhibits are best enjoyed slowly—plan at least 2 hours, more if you want to catch every installation. ⚠️ Precautions: Some rooms are dimly lit—watch your step if you’re prone to tripping! Those with sensitive eyes may want sunglasses; the lighting changes rapidly. Photography is encouraged, but no tripods—selfie sticks are fine. It was a fantastic trip—you’ll leave inspired and with your camera roll full! #Tokyo #teamLabBorderless #DigitalArt #MuseumLover #TravelJapan

I came without much expectations. I thought I was more of a Renaissance and Old World Art person. How wrong I could be about myself. 😅 Some of the installations are really fun and interesting. I enjoyed the immersive experience. One, in particular, the Infinite Crystal World, took my breath away. I also found myself tearing up as I walked through it and I thought to myself that was how Heaven would look like. I was really moved by the installation. The museum is a quick 35 mins (¥210) bus ride (Bus 88) from the Shibuya Bus station. The museum is located in the Azabudai Hills Plaza. Tickets cost ¥3,600 per adult, ¥2,800 for teens between 13 and 17, and ¥1,500 for kids between 4 to 12. Give yourself enough time to just soak in all the different installations.

From a technological innovation perspective, Tokyo's teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM has created a globally phenomenal immersive art that utilizes digital technology experience through groundbreaking technological integration and artistic concept reinvention. Its innovations are primarily reflected in the following key aspects: 1.Boundless Space & Dynamic Interaction System Technology that makes boundless space possible: Utilizing 610 computers and 560 projectors across a 10,000-square-meter space, over 70 artworks dynamically influence and merge with one another. For instance, the water particle simulation in "Universe of Water Particles on a Rock where People Gather" changes flow direction in real-time based on audience movement, creating dynamic wave trajectories. 2."Light Sculpture " & Virtual-Physical Symbiosis Introducing the avant-garde concept of Light Sculpture, works like "Infinite Crystal World" construct three-dimensional forms through accumulations of light points in space—akin to "pointillism". These light points reorganize based on viewer interactions, forming asymmetrical universes between real space and mirror reflections, conveying a sense of life energy. 3.Multi-Sensory Immersive Environment Design Beyond visual limitations, integrating smell, touch, and hearing to create a "Six Senses Museum": Audiovisual Resonance: In "Microcosmoses: Wobbling Light and Environmental Light", thousands of swaying lights synchronize mechanical movements with musical rhythms, with shifting light trails triggering ambient soundscapes for a synesthetic experience. Taste-Interactive Art: At "EN TEA HOUSE", flowers using technology bloom inside the bowl as tea is sipped; the flowers fade as the tea diminishes, embodying the philosophy of "eternity in a moment". teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, Tokyo © teamLab

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#postandearn If you’re in Tokyo and love art, light, and immersive experiences, teamLab Borderless is an absolute must. Located in the MORI Building Digital Art Museum in Odaiba, this interactive art world blends technology and creativity to transport you into dreamlike spaces where boundaries disappear. 1. Getting There – Take the Yurikamome Line to Aomi Station or Rinkai Line to Tokyo Teleport Station. Both are just a short walk from the museum. 🚆 2. What to Expect – There’s no map — the idea is to explore freely. You’ll wander through dark hallways that suddenly open into glowing waterfalls, moving flower fields, and rooms filled with digital animals. The art shifts and reacts to your movements. 🌸 3. Must-See Rooms * Forest of Resonating Lamps: Hundreds of hanging lamps change color when you approach. * Athletics Forest: A playful space where you can climb, jump, and slide in interactive projections. * Crystal World: Mirrors and lights create a dazzling infinite space. 4. Tips for Visiting * Book tickets in advance online — they sell out fast. 🎟️ * Go early in the day to avoid peak crowds. * Wear comfortable shoes; you’ll walk and climb a lot. * Bring a good camera or phone — the visuals are stunning. 📸 * Allow at least 2–3 hours to explore without rushing. 💡 Extra Tip – Combine your visit with Odaiba attractions like the giant Unicorn Gundam statue, shopping malls, and the seaside park for a full day out.